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    • Notetaking
    • Priority Class Scheduling
    • Digital Recorders
    • Test Accommodations
    • Tutoring
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Learning Disabilities

Here is information about some accommodations that many students with learning disabilities use.

Adaptive Computer Technology

Notetaking

Priority Class Scheduling

Recorders

Test Accommodations

Tutoring

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